I promised to share more items from the recent craft fairs.  The countdown calendar above has an opening that I have placed magnetic numbered tags inside.  It would also be great for storing Christmas Cards.  The large polka dot piece is magnetic so that the numbers can be changed daily.  I only had time to make one of these and it sold quickly.

This is a set of 4 tumbled marble tile coasters made with the Baroque Motifs stamp set.  I made 4 sets and sold 3.  These are super easy to make and we'll be making them at the last minute gifts class on December 2nd—have you signed up yet?

These are small 4" x 4" frames made with the Big On Christmas stamp set.  They flew off the table!

Hopefully, you've gotten some ideas for Holiday gifts to give to family and friends or to sell at your craft fairs.  I'm happy to announce that Stampin' Up! is changing their policy on selling handmade items beginning today, November 15th.  Hand-stamped items may now be sold in retail locations and over the internet.  For those of you that may be interested in pursuing a career in paper-crafting, I'd love to speak with you about the benefits of becoming a Stampin' Up! demonstrator.  You can also visit the Demonstrator FAQ page on the right hand side of this website for more information.

Happy Stampin'

Melissa

I promised to share more items from the recent craft fairs.  The countdown calendar above has an opening that I have placed magnetic numbered tags inside.  It would also be great for storing Christmas Cards.  The large polka dot piece is magnetic so that the numbers can be changed daily.  I only had time to make one of these and it sold quickly.

This is a set of 4 tumbled marble tile coasters made with the Baroque Motifs stamp set.  I made 4 sets and sold 3.  These are super easy to make and we'll be making them at the last minute gifts class on December 2nd—have you signed up yet?

These are small 4" x 4" frames made with the Big On Christmas stamp set.  They flew off the table!

Hopefully, you've gotten some ideas for Holiday gifts to give to family and friends or to sell at your craft fairs.  I'm happy to announce that Stampin' Up! is changing their policy on selling handmade items beginning today, November 15th.  Hand-stamped items may now be sold in retail locations and over the internet.  For those of you that may be interested in pursuing a career in paper-crafting, I'd love to speak with you about the benefits of becoming a Stampin' Up! demonstrator.  You can also visit the Demonstrator FAQ page on the right hand side of this website for more information.

Happy Stampin'

Melissa